NonoPic

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Nono means 'baby' in Arabic.

NonoPic is a command-line interface for the Squoosh library, which allows you to process, optimize, and convert images using various codecs and preprocessors. It leverages multiple CPU cores for parallel processing and supports a wide range of image formats, including JPEG, PNG, and WebP.

Features

• Supports a variety of codecs (e.g., WebP, MozJPEG, AVIF, and more)

• Offers image preprocessing options (e.g., resize, rotate, and quantize)

• Utilizes multiple CPU cores for parallel processing

• Customizable output directory and file suffix

• Processes images in the current directory and its subdirectories

• Overwrites existing files with the same output name

Installation

npm i -g nonopic

Usage

This package is designed to replace and Process all .jpg, .png, and .webp files in the current directory and its subdirectories with new webp pictures that are auto-optimized.

Just by passing this command in your assets folder:

nonopic

if you want to take full control of the package you can do so using upcoming commands and more... :

nonopic [pattern]

Example:

nonopic "./path/to/image.jpg"
nonopic "./**/*.{jpg,png}"

You can specify an output directory:

nonopic -d "./output"

You can append a custom suffix to the output files:

nonopic -s "-optimized"

You can enable and configure preprocessors and codecs:

nonopic --resize '{"enabled":true,"width":1024}' --webp '{"quality":75}'

For more information on the available options, run:

nonopic --help

Osama Soliman @solimanware

License

MIT License.